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@TedPillows Big level, but it’s not game over yet. $94k flipping is solid, that was heavy supply before. As long as BTC holds this zone on pullbacks, $100k is a very real magnet. Lose it, and this turns into just another range expansion fakeout.
For now: structure > hype.
@TedPillows This looks constructive, but it’s not the victory lap yet.
Clearing $3.3k was step one. $3.45k is where ETH has to prove it actually wants higher. If it sticks, $4k comes into play pretty fast. If it can’t, this whole push can unwind just as quickly.
@AshCrypto Yeah, this is real strength showing. Broad green across majors is what you want to see, BTC holding, ETH leading, SOL staying bid. That’s real risk appetite showing up.
@AshCrypto This is one of those weeks where volatility > direction with Powell drama, CPI, policy headlines. Perfect setup for fake moves and overreactions so I’m not marrying a bias here.
@jrugss Feels more like frustration than structure tbh 😅That pump died fast, but this is still just range chop around 90k, not a macro breakdown. If we were really heading to 70k, this level wouldn’t even try to hold.
Looking at this, it’s pretty clear where the market’s stuck. That ~$92k area keeps acting like a ceiling, every push into it gets sold, and we’re still trading below prior value. As long as that doesn’t flip into support, this just looks like a range bounce, not a trend restart.
If BTC can’t accept above there, drifting back toward the yearly open makes sense.
@AshCrypto Dollar rolling over and BTC catching a bid isn’t a coincidence, that’s macro flow doing its thing. As long as DXY stays offered, BTC gets room to breathe.
Not chasing it though. I want to see if this holds or just fades once the dollar stabilizes.
@KillaXBT Yeah, makes sense. 89k getting cleaned out looks like positioning ahead of CPI, not trend change. If they keep pushing downside into the 13th, I’d actually expect a bounce after.
If we start drifting up before CPI, that’s when I get cautious.
This is pure dead zone right now. Price is stuck between acceptance and breakdown, too high to chase, too low to trust. Reclaim ~$92k and it opens room back toward the range highs. Lose this area and $88k makes a lot of sense, especially with that CME gap sitting there.
I'm gonna sit here and pray for the best ....
@AshCrypto That first gap getting filled wasn’t surprising. Now price is sitting in no man’s land, and that $88.2k CME gap below is the obvious magnet if bids don’t step in soon. If we flush it and reclaim, that’s a cleaner setup for a bounce.
@eliz883 Yeah, that’s the level I’m watching too.
$89.3k-$88.9k is where buyers have to show up if there’s going to be any kind of relief bounce. If it holds, a bounce makes sense. If it doesn’t, there’s not much stopping a deeper flush.
@TedPillows Yeah, that rejection made it pretty clear. $92-94k couldn’t hold, sellers stepped in fast, and now price is drifting toward the obvious magnet at $88-88.5k. CME gap + support there makes sense.
Let it test, then trade the reaction with risk capped.